ship that sailed the waters. it's evidence a growing proble problem. tonight a proposed change in course to deal with it. good evening i'm dan. we begin tonight with plan to make whales less vulnerable especially being struck by ships. allen is live tonight at christy field. you spoke with someone in the shipping industry. what are they sayin saying. >>reporter: it's interesting to know that they just spotted 5 hump back whale feeding in the shipping lanes today. but it is important to knee this is just a recommendation being administered by the national ocean administration atmospheric administration. theyre asking ships to voluntarily slow down to continue knot as they approach the golden gate bridge. and here is why. noaa says too many endangered whale suffering ship strike in the shipping lanes that lead into san francisco bay. most recent strike on june 21 when it is believed this whale washed ashore with visible strike from a ship propeller. he experts

from noaa performed the autopsy and the vertebra was cleanly severed by a large blade. this summer a large number of whales spot theed outside the golden gate bridge feeding on the huge swarm of criminal seems to be closer to shore this year. while the slow down recommendation is voluntary noaa says it is getting cooperation from the shipping industry. >> obviously it's probably counter to their business interest to show down. they have schedules to make. but the ships the crew on the ship also understand the whales are magnificent app mall and nobody wants to hit them. so i think if they can see a real nexus between alaska that is might be required of them and benefit to the whale population then we hope for success. >> we have had great luck with the shipping industry this yea year. they have been involved over a year with us in coming one solutions and they actually were part of developing these recommendations.

>>reporter: noaa will monitor the ships but currently working with the international maritime organization to modify the shipping lanes and move them further offshore. while there is no research to show it would work, they also want to establish a slow lane. recen recently the shipping industry agreed to have trained whale spotters aboard who will help send out warnings to other ships. so the announcement today that it is recommending all ships coming in to the golden gate and in san francisco bay slow down to continue knot. we have more on that tonight on 7 news at 1 11:00. reporting live in san francisco, back to you dan. >> okay thanks a lot. >> 20-year-old santa rosa man drowned in the russian river today. the fifth person to die in the river this summer. investigators say the man was swim with 2 friends near sunset beach not far from forestville when he began splashing and went under. sheriff's office says he was a good swimmer and no drug or alcohol was involved

here. deputy say what make this is unusual was that sunset beach is really a tranquil spo spot. the drowning today happened about a mile downstream from steel head beach where 13-year-old san francisco boy drowned on sunda sunday. search continues this evening for a man from san rafael after he did not return from a day of hiking in sequoia national park south of fresno. national park service says that 31-year-old tom hang was last seen around 1 on sunday afternoon near the 13,000 foot mark on mount langley. see the picture there. i'll describe him for you. hang has short black hair. 6 feet tall. 165 pounds. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt. tan full brim hat and sunglasses. probably the hat you are wearing there and sunglasses you see him wearing. 20 people and helicopter are currently looking for him. as they hope to bring him home. the scandal over money from california of park system takes a new twist tonight. several state agency are now fighting

over millions of surplus dollars. money that was kept secret for more than a decade. 7 news capitol correspondent annette is in sacramento. >>reporter: california state park system is still reeling from friday scandal when administrators revealed 54 million dollars had been found sitting in an account undetected for the last 12 years. supporters just spent the last year raising money to save 70 park from closing due to budget cuts. the surplus now is touching off a money grab because parks doesn't necessarily get to keep the money. >> no department gets to keep technically gets to keep any of this money. this is taxpayer funds. and ultimately it is the decision of the legislature how the money is to be, how the money is to be spent. >>reporter: about 33 and half million dollars is in the off highway trust fund which is not supposed to be spent on anything else but the legislature is known to the raid all accounts no matter what it is for. the other 20

plus million could be reallocated for any purpose. supporters say park should get to keep the stash because some locations only have enough could nations to stay open for a few more weeks. plus all 2 78 parks could use some help. >> department of park has been cut on state level for the last 30 years. it is basically operating on a bare bone budge budget. there is a backlog of maintenance work of 1.3 billion dollars and they should be able to keep the money. >>reporter: but every year during the great recession state program had to endure deep budget cuts. >> haven't used it in 12 years it should go to other service that is received the most cuts recently like the welfare service and child care. >>reporter: college students have seen tuition sky rocket say don't forget about them. >> why spend all the 54 million dollars on the park when you can do it separately. put some in the park. put some of it maybe for hear for financial aid. >>reporter: governor brown office hopes lawmakers will

agree to use some of the surplus for parks. but democratic leaders have always said they restore social services whenever there was extra money. in sacramento, abc 7 news. surplus money already having an effect in marin county. officials there have a tax measure in the pipeline to support park. latest information from the state marin county is revising that plan and will talk about it tomorrow. top deputy of former san francisco sheriff mirkarimi has been arrested on assault charges for alleged domestic violence incident. lieutenant vincent was detained last thursday for dispute at a gold gym on market street. police would only say the victim is someone vincent had a personal relationship with. he's openly gay and feature entered this 2009 documentary. he's also charged with false imprisonmen imprisonment. he has been placed on administrative leave. second man accused of killing a father and his 2 sons

in san francisco will not be charged as the trigger man. that deadly shooting claimed 3 members of the baloney family in apparent case of mistaken identity. carolyn tile we are who prosecutors are now going after. >> reyes was arraigned today on several charges. including 3 counts of first degree murder in connection with the fatal shooting of 48-year-old anthony baloney and 2 of his sons back in 2008. but reyes not accused of firing the shots that killed them. an alleged mf 13 gang associate ramos already convicted and is serving 3 life sentences without the possibility of parole. >> all the hate concentrated on ed when he went to trial so they got the scapegoat. >>reporter: during the trail and our exclusive jail house interview ramos insisted he was just driving the car. that reyes pulled the trigger. but the surviving baloney son

testified he saw only one person. ramos. >> that's awfully interesting sint. interesting they didn't come across mr. reyes until they were done ramos trial nishtion fact his son disappeared from san francisco after the murders and was just recently arrested in north carolina. san francisco district attorney george says bringing the 31-year-old here to face trial is just a continuation of the investigation process. >> there have been rumors and information that mr. reyes was in the car from very early on. we needed corroborating information. we needed evidence that would give us the ability to go in front of a jury and beyond reason doubt show that mr. reyes was part of this murders. we have that information today. >>reporter: reyes due back in court august 22. ramos is at san quentin evaluated before he's transferred to a permanent prison home. his attorney says

she's investigating what impact reyes arrest could have on her client case but frankly she doesn't think it changes anything. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. moving on to second business news. apple posted jump in revenue this quarter but still didn't mean analyst expectation. the 23 percent represents apple smallest increase in years. in both revenue and net income. still not bad. equates to 35 billion dollars this quarter after all. analyst expected 37 and half million i don't know. experts say the drop in revenue is due to drop in prices for apple product. apple shares fell 35 dollars or 5.8% of the valley on this news. mean time era of tax-free shopping on line may coming to an end. congress is working on bipartisan bill by bay area representative that many are saying could pass. but it is an issue that continues to divide silicon valley. here's

p david louie. >> don't get the best deal. don't feel like they have done the homework. don't feel like they have shopped well. don't feel smart. >>reporter:' manages a popular book store along lincoln avenu avenue. small businesses complain they lose sales to consumer who take advantage of tax-free on line shopping. bill co-authored by peninsula congresswoman spear is making its way through the house in washington to require all on line retailers to collect sales taxes. >> if a republican from arkansas and democrat from california can come together on a bill that deals with tax issues then the time has really come to finally resolve this issue. >>reporter: however this tax bill is getting strong opposition from a coalition of big silicon valley company including facebook and oracle. they don't think the bill levels the playing field for some small businesses. executive director of net choices quote it widely miss that is mark while adding unfair new tax burden on small on line and catalog businesses.

consumer tell us uniform on line sales tax mate change their buying habits. >> yes. it probably would a little bit. yes. >>reporter: you want the savings. >> yes. i'm used to it. so yes probably would make a little difference. >>reporter: santa clara university professor suggests on line shoppers might even shift to big internet stores like amazon because they are large and can adjust prices to offset the tax. >> demand will now shift either back into the regular retail channel brick and mortar channel or move over to some is of the stronger players like amazon. so one never knows. amazon could benefit net out of this. >>reporter: ultimately for consume they are may not be debate over paying sales tax but whether willing to pay for the convenience of shopping on line. in san jose, david louie 7 news. >> much more to get to this tuesday night. coming up. actor christian bale makes surprise visit to the victim of the colorado massacre. as we learn new details about the

suspect bizarre behavior. including using police equipment as hand puppet. >> plus fish dinner may not be what they see. tonight new investigation about what shows up on your table at night. >> i'm in the accu-weather forecast center where cooler than average pattern now but will it warm-up for the weeken weekend? my accu-weather forecast is come up. >> thanks. also here the little clip that is alternative to heart surgery. it was developed here in the bay area. developed here in the bay area. stay wit

>> actor who plays batman christian bale made a surprise visit today to see the survivors of friday rampage at the movie theater in aurora, colorado. warner brother says bale is not there on official visit representing the studio he went on his own. >> across town the man accused of the shooting rampage in solitary confinement. we are learning new details about his bizarre behavior in jail. dan harris has more. >> christian bale. star of the dark knight rises of had already publicly expressed his quote horror at the massacre carried out on the opening night of his hit movie. but tonight he has gone further than just issuing a statement. flying in to personally see the victims in the hospital. meanwhile abc news has learned new details about the bizarre

behavior of the man who allegedly modelled his massacre on the joker. tonight inside the county jail where holmes being held in isolation our sources say he was sitting at the guard so frequently at one point they put a face guard on him. we also learned that inside the aurora police head quarters in the hours after the shooting holmes was staring at the wall with his eyebrow twitching and that when investigators put evidence bag over his hands to preserve the gun powder residue he started using those bag as hand puppet this could all be behavior that is indicative of some sort of psychotic episode. might be that there's other stuff going on in his head. >>reporter: the "washington post"said holmes mother told her friend she woyvrd about her son being socially isolated and wanted him in counseling. in the day before the massacre mixed signalment one hand 8 da days beforehand a neighbor says holmes was out looking for a new apartment. and two days

before he was spotted in this bar chatting sports. on the other hand holmes had a profile on dating site match.com that read will you come visit me in prison? meanwhile tonight extraordinary new stories from the survivors. amanda boyfriend alex sacrificed himself to save her. >> pe held me down. he covered my head. he said shchl. lay down. t.i did. >>reporter: he knew that he was putting himself in danger for you. >> i know he did. he with do anything for me. >>reporter: dan harris reporting. in the mean time gun sales are soaring in colorado. background check for people waiting to buy guns in the state jumped more than 41 percent. since friday somewha somewhating. one gun shop worker said 20 people were outside his store before it opened monday morning. also a spike in the number of people interested in getting concealed

weapons permit. >> let's move on and talk about the weather forecast. very $1 million out there as spencer said. it would be nice. >> pleasant day. another one almost exactly like this tomorrow. nice little parent here. east bay camera in emeryville on the clear night. we have clouds low clouds forming at the coast but we certainly very clear skies beyond the coast. so let's look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see the outline of some low clouds here pushing up against the coast line right now. start to move locally across the bay some inland locations during the overnight hours but right now clear and pleasantly cool. 58 degrees in san francisco. 50 also at half moon bay. we have low 60's in most other locations around the bay area and these are our highlights. we see fog near the coast. locally out over the bay tonight. below average temperatures will continue in our inland locations over the next few days. then we see a little bit warmer weather developing over the weekend. satellite image shows very familiar pattern for us here in

the bay area. center of high pressure offshore with winds flowing towards center of low pressure inland so still nice steady cooling sea breeze and this pattern with us as quiet mild pattern tomorrow through friday before we start to see changes. overnight tonight again look for fog not only at the coast but locally across the bay for some east bay location up to north bay location. low pressure will be in rather narrow range overnight tonight. mid 50's. not much variation there. animation 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we still have some fog then we have locally inland and burn back to the coast and away from the coast and much like today, tomorrow sunny skies from coast to inland. high pressure ranging from 60's near the coast and 70's right around the bay to maybe low to mid 80's in the warmest inland location. let's start with the south bay. sunny and mild. see high of 79 at san jose. 79 in cupertino up to 80 at campbell. on the peninsula 72.

san mateo 76 at palo alto. mountain view. menlo park. off the coast breezy pleasantly cool. 62 at half moon bay. downtown san francisco high of 66 tomorrow. 62 in the sun set district. breezy. that the daly city area where it's 61 degrees. up north bay high high ranging mainly from low to upper 70's. 73 at san rafael. 76 sonoma. 77 in napa but up to 80 at calistoga. 84 at clover dale. newest bay high 67 at berkeley. 69 oakland. 71 san leandro. 72 at hayward. inland east bay a little bit warmer than that. 10 degrees or so. up to about 80 at concord and dublin. 82 at please anton. 84 at danville. 84 livermore and 86 at brentwood. and monterey bay look for high in the 60's up to about 70 near the bay where it's breezy but warmer inland with high in the low 80's in gilroy morgan hill. 7 day forecast. so we are in this

pattern current pattern through friday. start to warm-up a little bit over the weekend. upper 80's inland by sunday and then low 90's inland by monday and tuesday. up to about 80 around the bay. mid 60's on the coast. graduate warm-up beginning over the weekend but no sharp or sudden changes pattern. >> nice. >> absolutely nice. >> thanks very much. >> think you are eating tuna or salmon, right. wealthy again. coming up. new investigation into the latest trick that can fool you. f[ male announcer ] if you think any battery will do, consider the journey of today's athletes. their training depends on technology. and when it takes a battery, there are athletes everywhere who trust duracell. they rely on copper to go for the gold.

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snapper but what you are getting is something very different. abc news reporter with new investigation tonight of fish fraud. >> that first bite of grouper takes fishy. that's because it's raw for dipper. a conservation group sampled 61 florida seafood business finding 1 in 3 chance of bait and switch. instead of the prime fillet of fish you get another cheaper fish. >> red snapper is almost always substituted for something else. almost always substituted for something else. 80 percent of the time. >>reporter: he has been testing fish for years. >> out and out consumer fraud. not get what they paid for and health risk because substitute are often contaminated with pollutant. >>reporter: florida is just the beginning. 48 percent of the fish are mislabeled and in lvl a 55 percent. being listed here doesn't help. >> we found substitution in expensive restaurants as well

as middle price restaurant. >>reporter: now there are regulations to protect consumer but little oversight so you may think you are getting snapper but you are not. or grouper but you are not. nationally over 2% of our fish is inspected and less than.zero zero 1% of the fish is inspected for miss labeling. the restaurant association tells us deliberate fraud is not accepted at any point in the supply chain no matter what the product. so how can consumers protect themselves. at this fish market he recommends buying whole fish and using common sense. >> if you pay a very cheap praise on the fillet you are not buying what you are supposed to be getting. >>reporter: this is miami news. >> eye opener sint. one more note about this. in los angeles some of the worst offender were sushi restaurant restaurants. in those instances and those studies rather 9 out of 10 samples there were mislabeled. 9 out

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>> p fresh gunfire in syria. there ace dramatic keys las vegas in the uprising tonight. good evening once again. there are reports that president

assad unleashing warplane dropping bombs on his own people. the bbc reports now from syria largest city there. >> highly dangerous mission. driving around army checkpoint. sneaking along back roads. headlights off. passing under the nose of government troops. and that syria second city.where insurgent found the battle at the most fierce. if under perhaps as many as 1,000 rebel fighters now pushed into this part of the city. as you can see they have a burning barricade to protect this particular district. police headquarters and intelligence office up the road. and the fear is that reinforcement will head from downtown of the city.

by daylight rebel and snipers take to the roofs. copying army tactic. it was another day of intensive fighting as the fighters try to extend their control. losing this city would be potentially fatal blow to the president and today the fate back began. with helicopter firing at rebel positions. what has happened next first time fighter jets took to the sky arcing through the air and scraping the groun ground. mark of how desperate the government has come. bbc news, syria. >> now here's some health news. highly anticipated drug for alzheimer's disease experimental drug called this here has failed the first big

clinical trial. drug did not proof effective at slowing memory loss. experts say this ace big blow to a theory about the cause of the disease that alzheimer's caused in part by brain plaque. the drug is being developed jointly by pfizer and johnson and johnson. disappointing news on that frontth. here is great reason to power down when you want to sleep. researchers at ohio state university say sitting in front of a computer or television screen or even leaving them on when you fall asleep could increase your chance of becoming depressed. researchers actually studied hamsters but say it translates to the human beings. turning off electronic late at night could reverse symptoms of depression within about two week time. and did he vase developed here in the bay area is allowing doctors to treat some heart conditions without open heart surgery. 7 news health science reporter carolyn johnson explains how it works. this tree was here for a long time. i was glad to get that out. >> dilinging out full grown

palm tree is accomplishment for any homeowner but even more impressive when you realize that jack thorn recently underwent treatment for heart didn't. >> -- condition. >> i was sitting reading a newspaper on saturday morning and all of a sudden i just lurched forward twice. >>reporter: not a heart attack but fairly common conditioned weaken valve in the heart allowing blood to leak between chambers. because of jack age doctors at the hospital in mountain view recommended an experimental procedure using a device called the might row clip. >> real advantage there is no cutting open the chest. we are not stopping the hear. no cardiac arrest. >>reporter: instead of open heart surgery this doctor ran a catheter through a vein in his leg to reach the heart. sophisticated image equipment provide as real time view as the device moves up through the catheter then at this animation surgeon clip the valve flap together. >> we clip the valves together

so they don't leak backward and still allow blood forward but not backward. >>reporter: the clip is one of 2 catheter base heart device undergoing clinical trial at the hospital. while this procedure offers certain advantages, there's also been resistance from some advocate of traditional heart surgery. >> there are pressures because obviously this surgical community has been the heart and soul of this treatment for a long long time so there's resistance among some of those societies to have this shift. >>reporter: dr. jim joy is director of research here. he believes the less invasive catheter approach is the preferred strategy for repairing heart valve in a decade as new device are approved. latter year life science received approval for the heart valve replacement procedure for aorta stenosis also using a catheter. he expects to meet with fda advisory panel by the end of this year regarding approval of the might row clip. >> at the end of the day it's

about patient and patient welfare this new technology is life saving. it's much much less invasive. >>reporter: jack thorn also experienced another advantage of the procedure. being released from the hospital the next morning. far sooner than with open heart surgery putting him back at home and back in his garden. >> because of that surgery i haven't given up anything many. spend a lot of time in the garden. >> carolyn johnson reporting. >> not all airports are created equal. seems some are tremendous incubator for disease. petrie dish really. constant flow of passengers all day every day means the germs are deposited, picked up again and ferry elsewhere at incredible rate. researchers at massachusetts institute of technology have figured out which airport are the worst for this. they developed a computer simulation showing the airport most likely to help spread disease in the first few days of a pandemic. top airport spreading disease that originated there are new york

jfk. it comes in first. followed byless ang. honolulu international airport. represented on this list. san francisco international comes in fourth. newark is fifth. followed by chicago o'hare airport and washington dulles international airport as well. >> all right moving on. as you may know abc 7 news sleep train have teamed up for the dream campaign. for every new like abc 7 news gets on the face book page 1 dollar goes to help foster kids. tonight corrina has more on an organization helping foster children and some of the kids benefiting from that non-profit. >> she is proof you don't have to give birth to be a mom. she and her partner deb have 5 children. joshua is the ol oldest. he was just 3 when he came to them as a foster child with autism. he's now 9 and thriving. >> he's incredible. he gets

student of the month at 62. everybody at school is beaming from the principal on down. >>reporter: the couple not only adopted josh but adopted 4 other foster children because they were siblings and didn't want to break up the family. >> i think it helped that both of us come from large families. because we are used to the okay. it's chaos. it's chaos sometimes. >>reporter: they first became foster parents through non-profit called spirit net. organization is dedicated to encouraging more people to become foster parents and improving the lives of foster children. early 60,000 children living in foster care in california. richard and steven weather know firsthand what it is like to need a place to call home. >> my parents weren't able to be there for me when i was younger. and while growing up in foster care system i experienced good times and bad times. i was in 12 different homes.

>>reporter: quality of foster care can often have a life long impact. steven now sits on spirit net board of director. >> i would like to think that the good foster homes i have will affect me and in turn everyone who i met for the rest of my life so it's very appreciated. >>reporter: they took care of numerous foster children over the years ranging from days at a time to months. the commitment to 5 of those children is now forever. >> they have filled our lives. i'm not saying that there was something mission. it's more we didn't really know what life was about and now we see what it can bring. >>reporter: turns out a foster parent doesn't just change a child's life n.san jose, abc 7 news. well from feeling music to diagnosing breast kearns. diagnosing breast kearns. winner of thiswow,r google

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>> some of the world brightest young minds in the bay area after competing in national science competition at google mount view headquarters. jonathan bloom talked with 2 of the teenagers about their prize winning innovation that could soon change people's lives. >> hi. my name is john and i'm in eighth grade. >>reporter: he's not any eighth grader prize winning scientist at the age of 14. this is his trophy made of leg lego. for device that helps people who are deaf or hard of hearing enjoy music through vibration. >> in essence they said that it has given them the most clear perception of classical music that they have heard since they lost their hearing. >>reporter: jonah won the division in google international science fair contest. grand prize winner is 17-year-old britney wang. >> so excited. such a big

honor. i just captain even put it into words how much this mes to me. >>reporter: britney wrote a computer program that helps doctors diagnose breast cancer using the least invasive type biopsy. >> if they could be used then it would lead to earlier detection and more people to get diagnosed. >>reporter: it uses artificial intelligence. >> it's gone really well. access in to every hospital. millions can use it worldwide. 99.1% sensitive to may lying nancy. >>reporter: the judges hope some of the winning innovation could have a worldwide impact. >> i felt in many way like a student, wonderful students here today. >>reporter: scientific american editor-in-chief isn't the only judge awed by what teenagers can do. they are too young to know they can do it so they do it. >>reporter: he had the teens

star struck. >> he's father of the i hope net and i'm a computer scientist. >>reporter: the bright young students are the real stars. >> they are going to solve the problems and messes a that we older folk have left behind. and it's very good thing that they are going to do that because we are going to need help. >>reporter: in mountain view, jonathan bloom, 7 news. >> we surely will need that help. >> immanuel getting an e-mail out of the blue offering you 100,000 dollars a year to pursue research that you want. whatever you want. that is exactly what happened to this man. elliott crawford. astro physicist at uc berkeley. he's one of 21 scientist to get the offer from the simon foundation an organization that supports research and math and science. all recipient completely unaware they were even being considered for this award. the money comes with no string attached either. do whatever you want with it for research. he says it was probably the single most surprising e-mail he has ever received and perhaps the best. i

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mere moments. after the blast strategically placed all over the building, down she comes. wild. well one last check on the weather now. talk to spencer to update the forecast for us. spencer. >> things looking pretty good. tomorrow another day much like today with sunny sky from his the coast to the inland area. mild temperatures. 60's on the coast. some 60's to low 70's right around the bay. even mid 70's. mid 70's to low to mid 80's in the warmest inland locations so no extreme tomorrow. here's how the next 7 days look. accu-weather 7 day forecast will be locked in the cooler than average pattern through friday. very please apartment weather. warm-up a little bit over the weekend but not very dramatically. by sunday monday rather and tuesday of next week inland high back up around 90 degrees up to about 80 around the bay and mid 60's on the coast. very pleasant 7 days. >> 2 degrees every day after thursday. >> it does. that's a steady increase in temperatures. >> like the symmetry of that.

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>> coming up tonight at 11:00. oscar grant movie is already under way in the bay area. how bart is playing a big role in the making of this film. >> researchers find a cure for vertigo on you tube. those stories and more coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. larry here now with things panda shouldn't do. >> and stretch at first base one of them. you are right. 2 great play in the game. struggle at the plate here. giants manager start sandoval at first base. panda what was a double play of the year until another play came along with better but came with a price. look. here's before the pain. 1st inning. deep to center

field. does it have enough to get out? not quite. but off the bank of america sign. giants take a lead. padres tie it up against madison at third. opposing pitcher wall flare and the score. now to pablo pain. ryan spinning to crawford who goes up and guns down carlos. full split and came up strained left hamstring. that play spectacular but this one might be even better. angel in the eighth. full extension to rob. again extra bases. gets up. fires to crawford. chase off and running. he gets nailed on another spectacular double play. two in one game and right now they are in the 9th tied at 2 appease suddenly contenders. a's hoping the hot continue on the road. swing back east tonight. first 3 games north of the border in toronto. pick it up scoreless in the second. rookie catcher

norris. hammered. 2 run shot to the second deck off brett cecil. norris with third of the year. travis blackly. only mistake allowed solo shot by snyder. made ate 2-1 game but blackly in command. 7 innings. struck out career high 8. tl the i can never say this guy's name. l they all struck out. blow it up in the z.5 run score. a single. rare to empty the bases on a single. but it was deep and josh was last to cross. a's win the sixth in a row now season best 8 games over 500. 7-2 was the final. people think today exhibition olympic tune up in barcelona between team usa and spain was a gold medal preview. perk beat spain narrowly to win the medal 4 years ago. spain was up by 9. they have

nba players. toronto many to oklahoma player anthony came off the bench and on fire. helped the u.s. go up by 3. 5, 3 in the first half. finished with 27 points. kobe bryant. old school kobe. double clutching to the rack. kevin, lebron with thovrment he has 25. james step back 3. as u.s. wins this one 100-78. next stop. olympic games. now just if you are daisy away from what will be the biggest fight of his career. facing a man nicknamed mini tyson. on saturday night in san jose. he moves up 2 weight class. 1 35 pounds to 147. that's a really big jump. golingt hasn't fought in 15 months. coming back from shoulder injury. now the reason for the move up to the welterweight division pretty simple. that's where the big names and big money is. >> 147 pounds is pl hot

division rate now. may weather found for pound best fighter in the world. the one i'm fighting no. 1 contender past 2 years for floyd. that's why i took on the challenge of taking on the toughest guy. >>reporter: college football usc picked to win the pack 12 by the media. oregon expected to win the north ahead of stanford. cal picked fourth in the north division. stanford who will replace quarterback luck. he was no. 1 pick in the draft. guided them back-to-back bowl bid. >> i told the guy that is there's no there should be no effort to try to be an true luck because had he can't. they can't do it. it's not possible. >> we have a 3000 yard passer coming back. 1,000 yard receiver and rusher on offense which is nice to be coming back. >> looks like memorial stapled is ready to go. they have laid some of the turf down today. >> about a week. >> thanks larry very much. >> that's this edition of 7

news at 9:00 here on tv 20 for all of us here, thanks for all of us here, thanks for watching. we well, this is an interesting development. this is not good. do you think maybe he's just vacationing, though? no, charlie, there's blocks in front and back of his tires. he's not going anywhere. no, this guy's going to be here for a little while. and once one rv moves onto your street, then all the other rvs start moving onto your street. guys, we could be staring down the barrel of a shanty town situation here, hmm. who just takes their vehicle and parks it in someone's, you know, street and says, "this is my street"? "i'm going to live here now 'cause i'm poor!" i'll tell you who. the new poor. the what? ever since the recession hit, waves of new people are suddenly broke. these people have no idea how to live without money. they're what's called "new poor." - we're old poor. - yeah.